The Salk Institute
Research institutes
Modern Architecture
Buildings
Buildings, structures
Criticism and interpretation
"When Jonas Salk founded his eponymous research center for biological studies in 1960, he envisioned a humanist, nearly monastic community of scientists devoted to the prevention and cure of disease. In architect Louis I. Kahn, Salk found a kindred spirit, and together the two created one of the gre…
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